The Virtual Bible Study

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we answered important questions asked by our listeners. Should we sue our brethren? Should the end of Mark 16 be in our Bibles? Should we have youth ministers? We answered these and other important questions on our program.

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we talked with Andrew Hamblin who handles snakes and believes that God wants His believers to handle snakes. He also preached the funeral of Mack Wolford who died from handling a snake. Be sure to listen to this discussion to hear why some believe they should handle snakes.

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we examined the practice of snake handling. Mack Wolford from West Virginia recently died in a Pentecostal worship service after being bit by a rattlesnake. Should we be handling snakes today? What does the Bible say?

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we reviewed arguments used to defend using instrumental music in worship.

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we discussed instrumental music with David Baker from the Lighthouse Baptist Church. David presented his arguments to defend using instrumental music in worship. We denied that instrumental music is authorized by the New Testament.

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we looked at some sins that our society views as not being that big of a deal that the Bible condemns. Are there sins that are overlooked by many that God says He will punish? More importantly, are there any of these sins in our lives?

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we examined an outrageous attack by homosexual activist Dan Savage. He claims we are bullying people when we teach what the Bible says about homosexuality. Is he right? Is the Bible wrong?

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we examined the trend to make religion easy. Should we expect religion to be easy and free from sacrifice?

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we considered various questions about baptism. What things are or are not necessary for baptism? What about young children being baptized? What about re-baptism?

On this edition of The Virtual Bible Study we considered the validity of the eyewitness testimony recorded in the Bible. Can we belive the witnesses? If so, what are the implications?